dinero
/dɪˈnɛːrəʊ
/noun [mass noun] North American informal
Money: their pockets full of dinero...
- I've never tried it, but it makes sense to me, especially if it means saving mucho dinero on gifts.
- Shame on the Canadian money men for not throwing in a few Canadian dinero for at least a commentary track.
- It hopes to capture the Latino market and grab mucho dinero without changing the network's news programming.
Origin
Spanish, 'coin, money'.
Rhymes
- red-leafed
- red leather
- red-leaved
- red-leg
- red-legged
- red-legged chough
- red-legged crow
- red-legged falcon
- red-legged frog
- red-legged gannet
- red-legged grasshopper
- red-legged kittiwake
- red-legged locust
- red-legged pademelon
- red-legged partridge
- red-legged plover
- red-legged wallaby
- Red Leicester
- red lemur
- red letter
- red-letter day
- red-lettered
- red-letter night
- red light
- red-light district